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Hans Andersson

Birth16 Aug 1753 - Ytterby, Svenneby (O)
Death1811-11-07 - Ytterby, Svenneby, Bohuslän
MotherMaren Jörgensdotter
FatherAnders Christensen

Born in Ytterby, Svenneby (O) on 16 Aug 1753 to Anders Christensen and Maren Jörgensdotter. Hans Andersson married Catharina Persdotter and had 7 children. He passed away on 1811-11-07 in Ytterby, Svenneby, Bohuslän.

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Anders Christensen
Unknown - 1797
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Maren Jörgensdotter
Unknown - 1761
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Catharina Persdotter
1753 - 1822
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Andreas Hansson
1793 - 1840
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Johanna Hansdotter
1783 - 1847
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Olof Olle
1789 - 1864
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Kristina Hansdotter
1785 - 1842
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Christian Hansson
1777 - 1828
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Axel Hansson
1786 - 1827
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Marta Helena Hansdotter
1780 - 1846

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